Baltimore Ravens OT Bryant McKinnie’s days with the team appear numbered. McKinnie, who has battled weight, motivation and work ethic issues throughout his career, has been absent from training camp and could be let go at any point, according to team sources.
Ravens | Bryant McKinnie on the way out?

New York Jets QB Tim Tebow was 3-of-8 passing with one sack in 12 second-team reps during practice Saturday, July 28. Meanwhile, QB Mark Sanchez was 6-of-8 with one sack in 16 first-team reps.
Jets | Tim Tebow struggles in practice

New York Jets head coach Rex Ryan said he believes he is the best defensive football coach in the NFL. ‘I look at myself as the best defensive coach in football,’ Ryan said. ‘That’s saying something, because Dick LeBeau is pretty darn good. Bill Belichick is pretty good. But that’s the way I’ve always believed. And you know what, I believe it, because the guys I coach with, there’s no doubt about that, and the guys I have coached. But that’s the truth, that’s kind of how I feel, and I’m going to be more involved over there, whether it is calling games or whatever.’
Jets | Rex Ryan remains confident in his abilities

Minnesota Vikings WR Percy Harvin said he is in great spirits at the start of training camp. ‘I’m at camp, I’m happy, I’m on board,’ Harvin said. Harvin still won’t reveal why he was so upset with the team just a month ago. Whatever the problem was, Harvin now insists it’s all behind him and the team. ‘We’re all on the same page,’ Harvin said. ‘We’re all just trying to win around here. I talked to coach (Leslie Frazier). Everything is good around here. So I’m ready to get out there, start sweating and get this thing moving.’
Vikings | Percy Harvin says he’s on board

Chicago Bears RB Michael Bush does not sound like a player who is thrilled with his role as a short-yardage back. When asked if he dislikes that role, he said, ‘No one likes to be a battering ram. It just happens that way.’ Bush would prefer to be a back who does it all.
Bears | Michael Bush happy with role?

Green Bay Packers CB Charles Woodson said he is enjoying his move to safety in the team’s base defense as it will give him additional opportunities to make plays. ‘I think it can in situations where I’m able to kind of roam a little bit and help out,’ Woodson said. ‘It’s different from corner, where you’re usually worried about a particular receiver and how he can threaten you as a corner. As a safety, you get to move around a little bit more and show different looks and not have that responsibility of just having one guy. It will be fun to play more safety. I’m getting a lot more of the calls as a safety. I’m used to being out at corner and seeing plays from that angle. To be able to play at safety and really, really, really understand the play even more, I think will play to my advantage.’
Packers | Charles Woodson enjoys switch to safety

Pittsburgh Steelers restricted free-agent WR Mike Wallace turned down a contract offer of five years in the range of $50 million.
Steelers | Mike Wallace turned down lucrative offer

Buffalo Bills DL Mark Anderson has been impressive early on in training camp, showing plenty of explosiveness at the line of scrimmage. ‘Explosive – that’s the word that comes to mind when I think of him,’ OG Andy Levitre said. ‘He’s just really quick. He’s got a lot of good moves and he uses them quickly. He’s dangerous on third downs. He’s a playmaker, for sure.’
Bills | Mark Anderson impressive early in camp

Pittsburgh Steelers WR Antonio Brown’s contract extension includes an $8.5 million signing bonus.
Steelers | Antonio Brown contract update